EPISODE · Mar 19, 2024 · 41 MIN
Designing for Health: Joyce Lee, MD, MPH | ACMIO and Chief of Ambulatory Clinical Care, Michigan Medicine | The intersection of design and medicine, and the value of a physician-builder program
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Nordic Chief Medical Officer Craig Joseph, MD, talks with Joyce Lee, MD, MPH, associate chief medical information officer for pediatric research at Michigan Medicine. They discuss how a sabbatical spent in Silicon Valley shaped Dr. Lee’s thoughts on the intersection of design and medicine, the value of a physician-builder program for health systems, and her experiences running patient-centered design workshops. Show Notes:[00:00] Intros[01:47] Dr. Lee’s background and sabbatical research[07:45] What systems design means[11:40] The parallels between quality improvement and design[15:43] Physician-builder programs[24:12] Patient-centered design workshops[29:11] Dr. Joseph’s background in design thinking [37:29] Well-designed things that bring Dr. Lee joyFor more information, including a transcript, click here.
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Nordic Chief Medical Officer Craig Joseph, MD, talks with Joyce Lee, MD, MPH, associate chief medical information officer for pediatric research at Michigan Medicine. They discuss how a sabbatical spent in Silicon Valley shaped Dr. Lee’s thoughts on the intersection of design and medicine, the value of a physician-builder program for health systems, and her experiences running patient-centered design workshops.
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